A simple rails starter with few addon's that i generally use.

• Reason React
• Tailwind
• Active Admin
• Reform Rails
• Devise
• Omniauth - Facebook & Google
• Fontawesome
• Pnotify
• Reason Utils [bs-fetch, @glennsl/bs-json, bs-platform, bs-webapi]

• Clone the repo
• rename example.env to .env
• replace all usages of your_app_name, YourAppName and YOUR_APP_NAME with you applciation name

We'll use Homebrew to fetch most of the packages on macOS:

• postgresql - Install Postgres.app and follow its instructions, including the part about setting up command-line tools.

The following command should install all required dependencies on Ubuntu. If you're using another flavour of Linux, adapt the command to work with the package manager available with your distribution.

$ sudo apt-get install postgresql postgresql-contrib autoconf libtool

Use rbenv to install the version of Ruby specified in the .ruby-version file.

Once Ruby is installed, fetch all gems using Bundler:

$ bundle install

You may need to install the bundler gem if the version of Ruby you have installed comes with a different bundler version. Simply follow the instructions in the error message, if this occurs.

If installation of of pg gem crashes, asking for libpq-fe.h, install the gem with:

# Find the exact path to pg_config.
$ find /Applications -name pg_config

# Use the path returned by the above command in the following one. Replace X.Y.Z with the same version that failed to install.
$ gem install pg -v 'X.Y.Z' -- --with-pg-config=/path/to/pg_config

$ sudo apt-get install libpq-dev

1. Install NVM following instructions on the offical repository.
2. Install the LTS version of NodeJS: nvm install --lts
3. Install Yarn following offical instructions..
4. From the root of the repository, run the yarn command to install all node modules.

We'll now set a password for the postgres database username.

Make sure that the PostgreSQL server is running. Once that's done, we'll set a password for the default database user. Open the psql CLI:

# macOS
$ psql -U postgres

# Ubuntu
$ sudo -u postgres psql

Then set a new password and quit.

# Set a password for this username.
postgres=# \password postgres

# Quit.
postgres=# \q

Feel free to alter these steps if you're familiar with setting up PostgreSQL.

1. Copy example.env to .env.

   $ cp example.env .env
   

2. Update the values of DB_USERNAME and DB_PASSWORD in the new .env file.

   Use the same values from the previous step. The username should be postgres, and the password will be whatever value you've set.

The .env file contains environment variables that are used to configure the application. The file contains documentation explaining where you should source its values from.

If you've used the yarn command to install JS dependencies, then ReasonML code should already be compiled at this point. To compile ReasonML code again (if you've made changes), you can either do a one-time build, or set up a watcher.

# One-time recompilation
$ yarn run re:build

# Recompile, and then watch for changes
$ yarn run re:watch

Start the Webpack Dev Server on another tab or window:

$ bin/webpack-dev-server

With webpack-dev-server running, start the Rails server:

$ bundle exec rails server

You'll want all three of these processes running for best performance when developing.

General setup instructions copied from pupilfirst